Temtop P10 Air Quality Monitor PM2.5 AQI Professional Particle Sensor
Temtop P10 Air Quality Monitor PM2.5 AQI Professional Particle Sensor
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Temtop P10 Air Quality Monitor PM2.5 AQI Professional Particle Sensor

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  • Weight: 0.44 LB 
  • Dimensions: 3.2*3.2*1.21 mm
  • Battery capacity: 2200 mAh
  • Battery life: 6 hours
  • Input voltage: DC5V
  • Measuring range(PM2.5): 0~999 ug/m3
  • Resolution(PM2.5): 0.1 ug/m3
  • PM2.5 sensor life: 3 years
  • Input current: 0.5-1A
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Oct 22, 2023
Donald
Sold byElitech Technology, Inc.
5 out of 5 stars review

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Health wise it's a must have !

This is an outstanding unit , every household should have one ! I put sweet potatoes in an air fryer and air quality went from 4 to 71 in twenty minutes. I turned on furnace fan for fifteen minutes and air quality was back down to 4.

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Oct 26, 2023
Eric
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4 out of 5 stars review

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works

as far as I can tell it worked. hard to quantify something you cannot see

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Aug 4, 2023
Lina
Sold byElitech Technology, Inc.
3 out of 5 stars review

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Inaccurate.

I like the design and price, but the PM2.5 measurement -µg/m³- is off by approximately 25 µg/m³. The unit measures my indoor air quality at 1-2 µg/m³, which is inaccurate. I don't live in a clean lab. Outdoors, when smoke was here from Canada and the weather apps showed PM2.5 levels at about 75 µg/m³, this device showed about 30. On normal days outside, this device shows PM2.5 at about 10 when the weather service reports about 45. So the device does measure, just inaccurately. In hopes I had one bad unit, I bought a second. Same problem. I think the other measurements are working okay - at least comparable to another device I have by a different maker. Sad the company apparently doesn't implement quality control and allows itself to sell devices important to health that work improperly.

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